We worked on designs for this large Grade II listed dwelling located in a charming village in Northamptonshire at the edge of the Cotswolds. The new addition reimagines the entrance area, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere that leads seamlessly into the heart of the home

Our clients greatly enjoyed the Japanese-inspired rain chain design, which elegantly descends from the gutter on the side of the kitchen, as well as the framed views of the village visible from the sitting room.

This is a render from one of our recent designs. The open-plan kitchen flows effortlessly into the dining area, creating a perfect space for gathering. Thoughtful positioning enhances light and connection, while the blend of textures and materials brings warmth.

We have been developing and sharing our Twin Motion renders, comparing them against AI inspired solutions. Although AI has made some basic design decision errors with small design elements; which we could easily amend, the overall results we feel are next level.

We enjoyed the opportunities afforded when designing this 1000m sq m. contemporary country house, which features a modern central sitting room with stunning 5+ mile views. The double height volume space, opens and connects the heart of the house to the far-reaching views.

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the team at William Green Architects. These renders have been AI’d to make them festive and photo realistic aged. The more traditional designs are from our proposal for a replacement country house in the Cotswolds

This image is from our remodel, refurbishment and extend project in North Oxfords Conservation Area. We enjoy the palette of materials and colours created. The larch timber cladding and angled soffit against the red brick façade and the dark framed windows.

Options, options, options. To make informed choices its an important process for our Architects and Clients to take a design journey and consider, reflect, discuss and decide upon a solution. Here we have 3 options for a significant remodel and extension to this village property.

Architects have a deep understanding of design and enjoy developing concepts into buildings. Bringing a wealth of knowledge gained through continuous learning and experience. Read about Working with an Architect in our news section, https://t.co/2o4w03qOUJ

The proposal was to add a ground floor addition to this significant country home in a Bedfordshire village. The clients wished for a ground floor primary bedroom which enabled level access to the main house.

This is an early rendering of the rear of a detached house in Northamptonshire, which has since been built. The project involved demolishing an outdated bungalow and strategically positioning this contemporary four-bedroom home in a location that better utilised the generous plot

This image showcases the rear of a renovated home, featuring a contemporary extension that balances with the steeply pitched existing form. The large, glazed doors enhance the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, filling the day room with natural light.

Project budgets are always a consideration and inform the project size. However, design concepts are influenced by many elements, born out of clear rigorous thought. Good design considers budget but is not necessarily shaped by them. Read more at https://t.co/HLYvav6vGQ

We have been developing and sharing our Twin Motion renders, comparing them against AI inspired solutions. In image 1 & 2, we utilised our Twin motion render Image 3 to help inform AI with the general consideration for the exercise to look at creating a dramatic atmospheric image

With restricted city sites, simple additions with internal remodelling transform the living environment. In this sketch you will see careful use of flowing space with through views to the garden.

The kitchen is the heart of the house. A well-used saying for a reason and an exciting opportunity for Architects, as good design makes easy gains here, overtly seen and enjoyed by all. Our team enjoys designing additions that include modern open plan kitchens.

Architects as design professionals are well trained and practiced at designing buildings. William Green Architects offer this high calibre professional service to our clients. Follow this link to read more. https://t.co/HLYvav6vGQ

The graceful arched window of a Grade 2 Listed building a hallmark of traditional design, frames a striking juxtaposition between the existing architecture and contemporary elements beyond. This thoughtful contrast highlights the homes timeless character while embracing modernity

These images are of a glazed link we designed connecting a new kitchen addition to a Grade II listed country home. Sunlight is a primary element in building design and when utilised, it enhances and animates the interior day in and day out.

Located in a North Oxfordshire village on the edge of the Cotswolds, this 18th-century Grade II listed house, originally two cottages combined into one, inspired an innovative approach to expanding its ground floor.